Classics of the Macabre by Daphne du Maurier For the month of October, the Mystery Book Group will be reading Classics of the Macabre. The meeting will be held on October 15th, 2024 at 1PM. . . . read more »
Women of the Dawn by Bunny McBride Join us on October 30th at 4PM for Book Group. We will be discussing Women of the Dawn by Bunny McBride. This non-fiction account tells the story of . . . read more »
October 6th, 2024 in Brooklin Join us in Brooklin on October 6th for the annual Fall Fest! Maps and schedules will be available soon! Each year Fall Fest picks a different charity to donate a . . . read more »
Presented by the Brooklin Climate Response Committee Join the Brooklin Climate Response Committee at the Friend Memorial Library on September 26th, 4:30 – 6, for a book talk from captain Elliot Rappaport, author of Reading . . . read more »
Everyone Knows But You by Thomas E. Ricks Join us on September 17th, at 1PM for a discussion about the newest book from the Pulitzer Prize winning author Thomas E. Ricks. We are very lucky . . . read more »
Join us on Saturday August 17th at 4:30PM for an author talk with sports writer Melissa Ludtke, moderated by Kathy Bonk. While sportswriters rushed into Major League Baseball locker rooms to talk with players, MLB . . . read more »
Author Talk On July 30th at 6PM author Charles Trueheart will give a talk on his new book, Diplomats at War. For more information about Charles and his book, click here to visit his website.
July 23rd at 5 PM Ann B. Parson will give a talk about her book, The Birds of Dog: A historical Novel Based on Mostly True Events. More information about Ann and her writing can . . . read more »
Spirited Away On July 27th at 8PM the library will be hosting a screening of the movie Spirited Away, directed by Hayao Miyazaki. The animated fantasy movie tells the story of a ten year old . . . read more »
Wicked Little Letters For the month of June, the movie night will be Wicked Little Letters, staring Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley. It tells the story of a woman named Edith Swan (Colman) and the . . . read more »